Senior delegation of MNE visiting China-Africa Development Fund
Visiting the president of China-Africa Development Fund and getting his strong supports.
2018年6月26日星期二
Senior delegation of MNE visiting Rwanda Ambassador in China.
At the end of May in 2018, Chairman of MNE and his delegation discussing about the future cooperation on solar applications with Rwanda Ambassador in China—The general of Charles KAYONGA.
Senior delegation of MNE visiting Uganda
Meeting with the Prime Minister of Uganda and getting his powerful supports on solar application projects of MNE in Uganda.
Meeting with the Chinese Commercial Counsellor in Uganda and getting her powerful supports to the activities in compliance with China policy of the Belt and Road.
MNE delegation visiting Electricity Regulatory Commission of Uganda.
MNE delegation visiting Office of Rural Electrification in Uganda.
Discussing about the future cooperation modes with Ministry of Water Resource of Uganda.
Senior delegation of MNE visiting Ethiopia
The Minister of Science and Technology of Ethiopia supports greatly to solar application projects of MNE.
Discussing about the future market for solar application of MNE in Ethiopia with the Minister of Irrigation and Electricity.
2018年6月1日星期五
Senior delegation of MNE visiting Rwanda
Discussion about things of technology cooperation and foreign aid training with Principal of University of Technology and Arts of Byumba.
2018年1月1日星期一
The solar power system saved my life
Part of solar power’s allure is the ease with which one can get electricity out of ‘simple’ hardware in very complex moments. In southeast Asia, Africa, the Middle East and the Caribbean we’re seeing solar power – right now – offering huge services to people in trying times.
In Myanmar, fleeing Rohingya are carrying one key asset: solar panels. Over 600,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled on foot from Myanmar to Bangladesh due to religious persecution. The trip, which lasts 5 to 15 days on rugged terrain, was complicated by Myanmar’s military patrols.
Ayatullah, an 18-year-old refugee from Myanmar’s Mongdu township explained why he took only clothing and a solar panel:
This solar panel saved my life. They were killing everyone they came across. We had to depend on information from our people about the safe route, and a mobile phone was needed for that. This solar panel helped us to charge the mobile phone. I thought even if I could not take anything, I must take the solar panel.
The panels are about the size of a laptop and come with a battery and a small light. Refugees said that a 20 watt solar panel kit in Myanmar – about $15 – was about 1/10th the what the cost was in Bangladesh. The cost differential was said to be a clear motivation to carry the panel versus getting a new one upon arrival.
Multiple refugee camps managed by the United Nations have installed larger sized solar installations to take care of longer term populations.
Jordan recently completed installation of the largest solar plant at a refugee camp – a 12.9MW plant at the Zaatari refugee camp. The project, on the border of Syria and Jordan, was funded by the German government and saves the United Nation Refugee Agency $5.5 million a year. The camp of 80,000 Syrians will get electricity from the solar panels for up to 14 hours a day.
A camp in Dadaab, Kenya has installed 278 solar panels that are being used to pump 280,000 liters of water per day.
We’ve seen hurricanes cause major complexities in North America. When hurricanes hit Florida and Texas, the utilities were able to react quickly. However, Puerto Rico has not fared so well – and again – solar power has stepped up.
Tesla has also been busy in Puerto Rico – but instead has focused on getting facilities up and running by combining solar power with Tesla’s energy storage solutions in creative solutions. Below you see solar panels lain on the ground and Powerpacks deployed on trailers.
The purpose of writing this article is to show how solar power is having an affect on more than just western lifestyles and upgrades to our homes, but that its importance has grown in far more areas.
Before we even consider the climate benefit in lowering the amounts of CO2 being produced, or the health benefits in that we’re not putting things in the air that we later breathe in, or the economic benefits in that the price of energy is coming down – we have the security benefit being delivered to these high risk groups.
2017年12月24日星期日
3.7Kw solar water supply for livestock in Bostwana
One is a 2.20kw the other is a 1.50kw
It's at a place called qwichaba caves which is a major
tourist site in Botswana. It is a project overseen by the
president of Botswana
This is what we build with megawatt inverters for botswana
tourism. Including electric fence to keep the elephants out
Water is for the local wildlife in the area
That is just a charge controller and batteries plus the
electric fence energizer
3.7Kw solar water supply for livestock in Bostwana
It's at a place called qwichaba caves which is a major
tourist site in Botswana. It is a project overseen by the
president of Botswana
This is what we build with megawatt inverters for botswana
tourism. Including electric fence to keep the elephants out
Water is for the local wildlife in the area
That is just a charge controller and batteries plus the
electric fence energizer
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| 3.7Kw solar water supply for livestock in Bostwana |
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| 3.7Kw solar water supply for livestock in Bostwana |
3.7Kw solar water supply for livestock in Bostwana
2017年12月20日星期三
Solar Irrigation Pump To Boost Farming
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| Solar Irrigation Pump To Boost Farming |
A solar-powered irrigation pump has been launched to help smallholder farmers in the country to undertake an all-year-round agriculture to ensure food security as well as increase their incomes.
The Solar Irrigation Pump is a robust but portable facility designed to be light enough for farmers to conveniently move around the farm while irrigating their crops.
The product is designed to liberate the farmer from the high cost associated with maintaining engine-powered irrigation pumps while also providing an alternative source for environmentally friendly agricultural practice.
The Solar Irrigation Pump had the potential to help the country to double her yearly agricultural yield to be able to guarantee her food security and feed the rest of the world.
Alhaji Alhassan Issahaku, Northern Regional Coordinating Director said the Solar Irrigation Pump was in line with government's 'One Village, One Dam' initiative to ensure an all-year-round agricultural production
2017年12月5日星期二
MNE Technology Takes an active participate in “One Belt, One Road” Activity.
Chairman of MNE Technology Mr. Li Zhaobin was invited by Sri Lankan President Maithripale Sirisena to participate GRAMA SHAKTHI PEOPLE’S MOVEMENT.
Images: Chairman Mr. Li Zhaobin hands over Letter of Intent for strategic cooperation and Letter of Commitment for 25 units of solar application system as donation to President.
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| Chairman Mr. Li Zhaobin hands over Letter of Intent for strategic cooperation and Letter of Commitment for 25 units of solar application system as donation to President. |
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| Chairman Mr. Li Zhaobin hands over Letter of Intent for strategic cooperation and Letter of Commitment for 25 units of solar application system as donation to President. |
2017年12月4日星期一
MNE is on the new sales peak at the end of 2017
At the end of 2017, MNE technology comes to a new sales peak, large quantities of solar application products had been shipped to South-east Asian countries.
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| MNE is on the new sales peak at the end of 2017 |
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| MNE is on the new sales peak at the end of 2017 |
2017年11月12日星期日
New policy of solar powered pumps being formulated
NEW DELHI,
The government is in the process of formulating a new scheme for solar pumps to promote standalone solar off-grid pumps with an objective of replacing existing diesel pump sets.
The meeting focused on the functioning of NHPC and implementation of the Solar Rooftop Programme and the Solar Pumps Programme.
Speaking at the meeting, Miniser of State (Independent Charge) for Power and Renewable Energy, RK Singh said that Hydro projects have relatively longer useful plant life and help in providing inexpensive power in long term and is ideal for meeting peaking load and as a spinning reserve.
Also the event, Chairman and Managing Director at NHPC Limited, Balraj Joshi, said that they are closer to completing 14,000.5 MW of hydro, solar and thermal projects.
An official statement said that out of these, 3 hydro projects with a capacity of 3130 MW and one solar project of 50 MW in Tamil Nadu are under construction. One hydro project of 1000 MW of a JV Company, CVPPL, has got clearance from the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs and re-tendering is under finalisation.
This is in addition to commissioning of 22 projects of 6691.2 MW (including joint ventures), and 14 projects of 9167.5 MW are at various stages of clearances for their implementation.
Six hydro projects of 553 MW are in the pipeline for preparation of feasibility report and another 3 hydro projects of 805 MW are on anvil.
2017年10月19日星期四
Solar poweredd water pump help pump well water to 80 homes in Samail
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| Solar poweredd water pump help pump well water to 80 homes in Samail |
For the first time in the sultanate, solar energy is being harnessed to pump water from a well that will supply water to 80 homes in Samail in Dakhliyah governorate. Eng Abdullah bin Hamoud al Husseini, head of the operation department at the Public Authority for Electricity and Water (PAEW) in Samail said, “We used solar energy for the first time to operate a well in Wadi Sijani in Samail because the well location does not have access to electricity supply points.”
The technology will help 80 homes in Al Sinsila and Wadi Sijani. “The solar water pumping system will pump water from the wells and provide abundant water to these houses,” said Husseini. He said the authority has installed 40 solar panels.
“We have installed 40 solar panels with a productive capacity of 10kWh which will help produce 2,200 gallons of water per hour. Water is pumped into the tanks of Wadi Sijani. A diesel generator has also been installed in case the panels stop working. The system was installed in six weeks.”
2017年10月12日星期四
Ranson Elementary set up Solar Water Pumo to plants a garden
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| Ranson Elementary set up Solar Water Pumo to plants a garden |
Kindergarten students at Ranson Elementary School planted vegetables in a garden on school property with a little help from Engineers Without Borders co-founder Roger Either and his“Lil Sprout” solar water pump.
“We’re going to plant lettuce. On Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday when you come here and look you’ll see little shoots coming out,” Either said to a group of students during the demonstration.
“I am going to make my garden so it faces south. The most sun will get on your garden as the sun goes from the east to west. We need water and we’re going to use the sun to make a pump (send) water and then we’re going to water each row,” Either said.
The children helped plant and water the new crop. “That’s what we’re trying to do and get the kids kind of excited about gardening and nutrition,” Shepherd University SNAP ED program Assistant Director Emma Barr said. She was on hand to help teach children about healthy eating choices.
After making the rows for planting in the large raised garden bed and planting the seeds, the solar pump was set up.
“We are using solar to pump this water,” Either said.
“There’s no better way than having the kids involved from planting it to harvesting it, to eating it,”Teacher and school coordinator for wellness committee chair Ann Miller said.
It was Miller’s idea to bring the program into the school. An area was selected and raised beds were installed. Now she says she has even bigger plans. “We’re going to expand the garden. This is permanent. We have two more rectangular gardens coming by spring and SNAP is offering to help us to purchase more,” Miller said.
The U.S. Department of Agricutlure, which funds part of Barr’s work, has information about benefits of better education on food choices. “They can do this at home. We’re trying to get the kids excited about gardening so then they go home and say ‘we tried a tomato at school today. Can we grow these at home?’ We (teach) nutrition and things with them as well using Shepherd University students,” Barr said.
“A lot of the parents I talked to didn’t know that you use SNAP dollars at farmer’s markets and you can actually double your SNAP dollars,” Barr said. “Growing your own food and being able to do that in your own apartment, eventually saving your seeds and just becoming self-sustaining,”Barr added as ad possible plan for families.
The garden will offer many benefits to not only students but also their families. “That’s our goal and it’s also our goal that in the summer, when we are doing this, we will actually be able to provide some fresh vegetables for our families to come in here, pick, and take home,” Miller said.
Ranson Elementary set up Solar Water Pumo to plants a garden
2017年8月31日星期四
Farmers become solar power water pump for irrigation.
International Water Management Institute(IWMI) managed to fund a pilot project with a view to promote the use of solar power for irrigation purposes. The project which was initiated in Dhundi village in Anand district some two years ago, with a team of six farmers has now managed to generate one lakh kWH of power, some 45% of which they use for irrigation purposes.
The six farmers formed a cooperative and later adopted using of solar irrigation pump, as part of the project. According to water expert of IWMI, Dr Tushar Shah, the pumps have a unique capability to pool and inject surplus solar power to electricity grid, and therefore, farmers earn Rs 4.63 for every sold unit.
The connection of the pumps to state electricity grid has therefore proven to be a major incentive for the farmers. Till date, these pumps have generated nearly one lakh kWH of green energy of which 43,897 kWH was used for irrigation. Therefore, the cooperative injected more than 52,000 kWh of green energy into the grid and generated an income of around Rs 4 lakh from sale of surplus solar power.
The connection of the pumps to state electricity grid has therefore proven to be a major incentive for the farmers. Till date, these pumps have generated nearly one lakh kWH of green energy of which 43,897 kWH was used for irrigation. Therefore, the cooperative injected more than 52,000 kWh of green energy into the grid and generated an income of around Rs 4 lakh from sale of surplus solar power.
"This not only saved the government Rs 2 lakh in farm power subsidy but also expanded irrigation availability and access in the village by bringing down water prices to half; and contributed as much as 65 per cent to the annual income of its members," he added.
Some Rs 46 lakh worth of funds were facilitated by IWMI for the project while the rest of the amount was invested by the farmers who participated. By now, they have also recovered the amount they have invested by trading power and saving on other costs.
2017年7月10日星期一
Solar powered water pumps to save 100 water bodies in forests
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| Solar powered water pumps to save 100 water bodies in forests |
100 water holes will be refilled through solar water pumps
About 100 watering holes and lakes in forests across the state will be refilled through the use of solar water pumps this year. The Forest Department is launching this scheme to revive dried-up water bodies to mitigate the acute water crisis faced by wild animals in deep forests.
The project, costing `10 crore, will be funded under corporate social responsibility schemes while the deficit amount will be raised through the major works scheme.
The project, costing `10 crore, will be funded under corporate social responsibility schemes while the deficit amount will be raised through the major works scheme.
A solar pump can refill 50,000 litres of water
A few solar-powered pumps have already been set up in Nagarhole and Bandipur where partially dried-up lakes and tanks were recharged. In Bandipur, the pumps were set up in collaboration with WWF-India. Working 7-8 hours a day, a solar pump can refill a partially dried-up watering hole with almost 50,000 litres of water while allowing the excess water to flow downstream.
Each solar pumping unit costs `10 lakh and has been installed in Southekere and Kundakere in Omkar range of Bandipur National Park and Antarsanthe Range of Nagarhole National Park. According to park officials, this initiative has benefited big carnivores and herbivores as more than 50 per cent of water bodies had gone dry.
How cant solar pumps benefit the wild animals
Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (Head of forest force) K S Sugara explained that wild animals usually come out of the forests during the summer season or during droughts in search of water. If this new technique is utilised in protected areas, then water could be pumped to the lakes in the forest areas.
Some criticism about the solar water pumps system
However, criticizing the scheme, wildlife activists add, “If this project is initiated, borewells can be drilled in protected areas. In the long run, it will not only adversely affect the habitat but also disturb many species. Moreover, drought is a natural phenomenon, some animals may die while some may survive.
This is how nature balances the wild animal population. Why should we interfere with nature?” they asked.Wildlife activist G Veeresh added, “This has been installed in Nagarhole Tiger Reserve and is totally unscientific - if the forest department is providing water to animals then will they provide food too? If the population of wild animals increases, this will again cause an imbalance in the food chain. Such schemes and programmes are a sheer waste of precious resources.”
Solar powered water pumps to save 100 water bodies in forests
2017年6月30日星期五
The CEO of Weichai Mr. Zhang Quan received the delegation group of MNE cordially.
On 19 June 2017, the delegation group of MNE visited Weichai group, and received a warm reception from Mr. Zhang. They discussed about the feasibility of future strategic cooperation between the two companies.
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| The CEO of Weichai Mr. Zhang Quan received the delegation group of MNE cordially. |
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| The CEO of Weichai Mr. Zhang Quan received the delegation group of MNE cordially. |
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| The CEO of Weichai Mr. Zhang Quan received the delegation group of MNE cordially. |
The Chinese Consul General in Western Australia Mr. Lei visits MNE
In June 2017, Mr. Lei visited MNE and highly commended MNE’s strategy of persisting in independent innovation and investing in R&D.
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| The Chinese Consul General in Western Australia Mr. Lei visits MNE |
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| The Chinese Consul General in Western Australia Mr. Lei visits MNE |
2017年6月23日星期五
Over 12,000 solar pumps distributed to farmers in C'garh
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During the meeting, the chief minister instructed the officials to focus more in 85 tribal-dominated development blocks for the distribution of the solar energy-based irrigation pumps, the official said
"About 12,161 solar powered pumps had been provided to the farmers till now against the target of 11,300 under 'Saur Sujala Yojna' since the inception of the scheme in November last year," an energy department official said here today.
Chief Minister Raman Singh was informed about the development under the scheme while he was chairing a review meeting of the energy department at his official residence today, he said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had launched the 'Saur Sujala' scheme on state’s foundation day on November 1, 2016 in Raipur.
It's aim was to strengthen agriculture by providing irrigation facilities, particularly where there is no power supply, and development of farmers in the state, he said.
During the meeting, the chief minister instructed the officials to focus more in 85 tribal-dominated development blocks for the distribution of the solar energy-based irrigation pumps, the official said.
Singh expressed satisfaction that the department had distributed more solar pumps than the set target and congratulated the officials, he said.
The CM further stressed on the need to cover 20,000 farmers under this scheme by the end of this year pointing that farmers belonging to remote areas and inaccessible regions, should be given priority while distribution.
Notably, farmers are being provided solar-irrigation pumps of 5-horsepower and 3-horsepower at heavily subsidized rates in the state.
Solar irrigation pump worth Rs 3.5 lakh (3hp) is being given to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe classes at the cost of Rs 7,000, to Other Backward Class (OBC) at Rs 12,000 and general category farmers at Rs 18,000.
The remaining amount is borne by the state government, he said.
Besides, the chief minister also directed the officials to complete electrification of all villages and hamlets by March next year.
Similarly, he also asked to complete the installation of 32 power substations being established in different parts of the state, by March next year.
These power substations will facilitate quality electricity supply in nearly 95 per cent areas of the state, the official said.
Meanwhile, the officials informed in the meeting that 4,105 solar pumps had been installed for providing drinking water purposes in the state and there is a proposal to install 1,886 more such pumps in near future.
Chairman of Chhattisgarh Power Holding Company Shivraj Singh and other officials were present on the occasion.
